Nigeria: Stakeholders Endorse Artificial Intelligence As Tool for Port Efficiency in Nigeria

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Nigeria: Stakeholders Endorse Artificial Intelligence As Tool for Port Efficiency in Nigeria

[This Day] Stakeholders in the Nigerian maritime industry have identified deeper application of technology as a way to achieving an efficient port system in Nigeria.

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